Prepositions of Level and Range · Prepositions — English Vocabulary

Learn 20 English words about "Prepositions of Level and Range" from the Prepositions — English Vocabulary list, each with pronunciation, a definition and example sentences.

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above /əˈbəv/ preposition

too good for or of greater worth, dignity, or moral standard

"She is above criticism."

"His integrity and dedication to the cause placed him far above petty office politics."

at /æt/ preposition

used to specify a particular position in a range, degree, or measure

"It costs at $10."

"The temperature reached its peak at a scorching forty degrees Celsius during the summer heatwave."

below /bɪˈloʊ/ preposition

less than a specified quantity, measurement, or standard

"The score is below 50."

"The number of participants fell below the minimum threshold required to proceed with the event."

beyond /bɪɔnd/ preposition

more extensive, extreme, or far-reaching than something else

"It is beyond belief."

"The sheer scale of the ancient ruins stretched far beyond what the archaeologists had initially anticipated."

over /ˈoʊvər/ preposition

used to express exceeding a particular amount, level, or limit

"It costs over $100."

"The project's expenses have already exceeded over the allocated budget, necessitating a review of financial controls."

beyond /ˌbiˈɔnd/, /bɪˈɑnd/, /bɪˈɔnd/ preposition

outside the limits of something in distance, reach, or capacity

"The school is beyond the hill."

"The school is beyond the bridge and then you turn left at the gas station."

under /ˈəndər/ preposition

less than a particular quantity, standard, or limit

"It is under $50."

"The company's performance this quarter has unfortunately fallen under the projected targets due to market volatility."

up to /ˈʌp tuː/ preposition

indicating that the quantity or count mentioned does not exceed a specified value

"You can choose up to three items."

"You can invite up to ten guests to the wedding so please send me the list soon."

beyond /bɪɔnd/ preposition

having progressed past a certain stage or level

"He is beyond help."

"The patient's condition had progressed beyond the initial stages, requiring more intensive medical intervention."

outside /ˈaʊtˈsaɪd/ preposition

used to specify a range or limit beyond which something does not occur or apply

"Keep it outside the box."

"The research must extend beyond the established theories to explore truly innovative and groundbreaking concepts."

past /pæst/ preposition

used to indicate a point or stage that has been surpassed or exceeded

"We are past the worst."

"Having successfully navigated the initial challenges, the team is now moving past the preliminary development phase."

within /wɪˈθɪn/ preposition

in the limits or boundaries of a place

"The cat is within the house."

"We must complete this project within the allocated budget and timeframe."

between /bɪtˈwin/ preposition

used to indicate an interval or range between two amounts or numbers

"It is between 10 and 20."

"The optimal temperature range for this delicate biological process lies between twenty and thirty degrees Celsius."

from /frəm/ preposition

used to indicate the starting point or origin of a range, distance, or period

"The event runs from Monday."

"The temperature will range from freezing to mild over the next few days."

to /tɪ/ preposition

used to indicate the endpoint, destination, or conclusion of a range, distance, or period

"We walked to the park."

"The journey will take us from the bustling city to the serene countryside."

through /θru/ preposition

used to indicate a period, date, or level extending up to and including the specified point

"He worked through the night."

"The sale will continue through the weekend, offering significant discounts on all items."

within /wɪˈθɪn/ preposition

in the limits or boundaries of a place

"The cat is within the house."

"We must complete this project within the allocated budget and timeframe."

outside /ˈaʊtˈsaɪd/ preposition

used to specify a range or limit beyond which something does not occur or apply

"Keep it outside the box."

"The research must extend beyond the established theories to explore truly innovative and groundbreaking concepts."

as far as /æz fˈɑːɹ æz/ preposition

used to express the limit or extent of something, often indicating a range or scope

"As far as the eye can see."

"As far as the budget is concerned we have enough money to complete the project on time."

as much as /æz mˈʌtʃ æz/ preposition

used to convey a significant level or quantity of something

"He loved her as much."

"As much as I like you I cannot give you any special treatment over the other candidates."

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